We advise you to try again, or try again in a few hours.
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GOP to try again Thursday: Barrasso announced later Wednesday that the panel will try again with the Pruitt vote Thursday.
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Fellas, watch the video below ... study ... try again.
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"You can try again ... it's not a big deal."
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" — and admonished him to try again: "But you're young!
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What time SpaceX may try again to launch StarhopperIf the activities and timeline of Wednesday's attempt are any indication, SpaceX will likely try again to fly Starhopper sometime after 6:02 p.m.
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No matter your answer, now's the time to try again.
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If at first you don't succeed... try, try, try again!
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Not quite three years later, it's time to try again.
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If the trademark is denied, can Chyna ever try again?
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He had to wait over a month to try again.
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Google suggests you delete the export attempt and try again.
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Undeterred, most of them simply turn round and try again.
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Maybe try again with Irish Uilleann pipes & an Irish setting?
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Box tried to go out but had to try again.
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Please try again as it might be a temporary problem.
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Waning interest means it's the perfect time to try again.
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On June 26, the Electron stood up to try again.
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"Let's just go tomorrow and try again," Meraj said irritably.
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Lawmakers try again the subsequent year, and the cycle continues.
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Please turn off any of these services and try again.
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I knew I owed it to myself to try again.
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You have to try and fail and try again. 18.
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Over the weekend, Trump urged the Senate to try again.
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It was an interesting experience, one I would try again.
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If the rule is overturned, the agency will try again.
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Aaliyah's look from "Try Again" (2000) continues to inspire celebrities.
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If at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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Very good, the woman says, why doesn't he try again?
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You know why I didn't try again the next day?
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Fitzpatrick and Marshall, reunited, will try again Sunday at Cleveland.
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The company said it will try again on Thursday evening.
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Then I have to pry it out and try again.
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Maybe if I sneak back in, we can try again.
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How did you work up the nerve to try again?
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But with oil near $50, it's time to try again.
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Hopefully the franchise will be back to try again soon.
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It was almost a given that she would try again.
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I try again the next day and the day after.
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I'm finding it hard to go back and try again.
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He also pledged to try again to reunite the country.
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Now he was trying to decide whether to try again.
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Sotheby's says now is a good time to try again.
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Check the server name in the Location (URL) and try again.
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Or maybe you tap on your touch screen to try again.
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Despite the hardships, she said she&aposs determined to try again.
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It didn't work out too well, but I may try again.
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Now it's time to incorporate these lessons as you try again.
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Nothing is getting posted & it keeps saying, upload failed & try again!
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Spoiler alert: There are a few she'd never, ever try again.
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The government has not said whether it intends to try again.
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If SpaceX can't launch tonight, it can try again on Friday.
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"If at first you don't succeed, you try again," he said.
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Try again in a few seconds," or "There was a glitch.
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If the blockade of Gaza persists, they will surely try again.
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But I will try again and again until I get it.
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But the court gave the administration the chance to try again.
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" In another post on his Instagram Stories, he added, "Try again!!
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EU judges thwarted it in 2015, but it may try again.
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"Be persistent and resilient enough to bounce back and try again."
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You could always work on your abdominal strength and try again.
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No problem, the Red Wolves would just have to try again.
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Please make sure you are within wireless range and try again.
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You try, figure out what went wrong, make corrections, try again.
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You simply have to wait, die, respawn outside, and try again.
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Sometimes they make mistakes and need to try again, like anyone.
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House leaders say they will try again in a few weeks.
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For Halep it is a case of try and try again.
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In Friday's debate, Mr. Sánchez hinted that he could try again.
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City, headed by Coach Pep Guardiola, will try again Wednesday night.
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And if they don't, to send them back to try again.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said the company will try again Tuesday.
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They later returned to try again, but could not save anybody.
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Zapata plans to try again to cross the English Channel successfully.
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Then, after completing the mission once, you're encouraged to try again.
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I try again ten minutes later, and get the same thing.
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If not, the mare will come back and they'll try again.
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If you mess up, that's okay — you can try again tomorrow.
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Try again during your next restaurant experience: Observe the children especially.
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We know what it means to struggle, fail, and try again.
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Why don't you come back in four years and try again?
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Sorry, they say, the United States is full, try again later.
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Rigoberto said he was not sure if he would try again.
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Do everything you can and if it doesn't work, try again.
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But with a new baby to support, he may try again.
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If so, you might try again later (or with someone else).
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It would be nearly 15 years before I would try again.
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"If it doesn't happen the first time try again," says Mund.
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And when all else fails, wash it off and try again.
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And she'll try again, and again, and again, until she's grounded.
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Advocates are likely to try again in San Francisco in 2020.
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That would have allowed her to try again for parliamentary approval.
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The GOP could try again next year, or the year after.
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Union officials said they would try again to deliver the boxes.
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What surprised you, what bored you, and what would you try again?
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They may fail at entering the U.S. and have to try again.
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If you don't catch it, you can try again for another $5.95.
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For others it's an indescribable sensation that they wouldn't necessarily try again.
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It's unlikely now that senators will get a chance to try again.
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MAY-BE If at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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Trump later urged Senate Republicans to try again on a healthcare vote.
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If it doesn't, just try again the next day with someone else.
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The Senate is scheduled to try again some time after noon Saturday.
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SpaceX will try again on Sunday, December 23rd at 8:51AM ET.
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I give my ears a rest and try again in a week.
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They'll try again on Saturday, June 220 at 353:235 PM EDT.
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You take a different approach and you try again until you succeed.
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According to a recent article, SpaceX is looking to try, try again.
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"The UAW will absolutely have to try again in Chattanooga," Shaiken said.
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After some frustrating technical difficulties, we decide to try again this evening.
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Customers were told to try again or try in a few hours.
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When you've got a moment, we'd love to have you try again.
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"If you mess something up," she says, "you can always try again."
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In December, he declared that he would not try again in 2017.
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ET. If you don't see the update, try again a little later.
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"We definitely want to try again as soon as possible," she says.
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That way it will be a joy to try and try again.
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Or anything else you are suggesting we do So try again hon — .
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" He ends the emotional post by promising: "And we will try again.
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If it doesn't, learn from it, refine your approach, and try again.
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After my first victory I was keeping fresh to try again today.
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It's time to step back from the ideological abyss and try again.
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"The funny part is he better not try again LOL," she wrote.
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It keeps the door open for boss Carlos Brito to try again.
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They have the freedom to fail, and try again, until they succeed.
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Here's to all the dads out there who show up & try again.
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This prompts a response from the doorman, so I try again. Nope.
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Because, you know, if you at first don't succeed, try, try again.
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"Maybe as the cultural climate changes I can try again," DeVille added.
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Team member Marek Chmielarski, said they would probably try again next winter.
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Perhaps she'd messed up and painted over the face to try again.
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He was due to try again as The Economist went to press.
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There's something endearing about watching it try, and stumble, and try again.
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"At least you're still young ... you can try again" (28 years tomorrow).
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Eventually he agreed to try again, though he was reluctant at first.
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Try Again: People are NOT happy with Parker Posey's transgender snapchat "joke."
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I see what works and what doesn't, and then I try again.
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They may pull back for a while, and then try again later.
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But the Christian way would be to get up and try again.
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Her lawyer set the case for another court date to try again.
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So try again, and do it more unambiguously and emphatically this time.
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Now she wants to try again, and then possibly a fourth time.
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But he refused to believe that congressional Republicans wouldn't try again soon.
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He tried for a few months to reach out and try again.
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I was determined to try again, though with Tony's laissez-faire approach.
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The state later said it would not try again to execute him.
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It is possible Pompeo will try again to prevent Taylor from testifying.
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Four decades later, another Canadian province, Ontario, was willing to try again.
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Less than six months later, Ms. Kim announced she would try again.
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If so, they can try again for 15 minutes the following day.
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The system also gives rejected asylum seekers an incentive to try again.
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"So don't necessarily get upset at the first time and try again."
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Now the question is when — if ever — the GOP will try again.
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Unrest in the former British colony gives officials cause to try again.
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On Sunday, they will try again, hosting the Giants at Lambeau Field.
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I just believe in the dedicated act of looking that happens when you just try and try again to draw someone's face, and you erase it, and you try again, and you look deeper and you struggle with that.
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After her first birth, Duckworth had to wait 18 months to try again.
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After implementing a few design changes, Rocket Lab is ready to try again.
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But in that case, the authenticator will just ask you to try again.
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If we lose, we can smile, pick up our controllers, and try again.
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"When you try something new, you want to try, try again," she says.
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In 2014 they decided to try again, aiming to write one by 2020.
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Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again.
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Tweet and share your results below, or try again for a better score.
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"Yup, I broke my ankle on the landing, next time we try again."
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Take a moment to let things cool down, re-adjust, and try again.
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We have to try again because I feel I can make something happen.
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The look matched the ensemble Aaliyah wore in her "Try Again" music video.
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The judges said the government could try again, this time with more specifics.
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If she doesn't succeed, she'll be traded to another man to try again.
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Under Democratic leadership next term, the committee hinted that it would try again.
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The first venture failed, but she had no option but to try again.
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SpaceX will also try again to recover the fairing used for this launch.
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If your answer was anything but Star Wars: The Force Awakens, try again.
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What's next: Graham insisted they'd try again later, after tackling tax reform next.
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Because with hope comes the very real dread that he will try again.
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They agreed to return on Monday and try again to reach a consensus.
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All the more reason, then, for him to come back and try again.
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Pour away and enjoy, or, if it's burnt, toss it and try again.
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If not, tell them so, explicitly, and send them back to try again.
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Pizza Hut and Cheez-It should try again, and do better next time.
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Try again, it's me, Yvonne, your other daughter, how many do you have?
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Charge your iPhone, get it down to a moderate temperature, and try again.
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I try again after pouring a glass of water, but still no answer.
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Pointedly, he did not call on Congress to try again to repeal it.
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The strategy failed in 2016, but the incentive to try again is clear.
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You're letting them know that they can keep talking, and we'll try again.
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And the thin margin in King's district made Democrats eager to try again.
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If she refused, Trump could fire her and try again with her successor.
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Other service firms also have updated their filings, signaling they may try again.
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Try again to contact neighbors you have not been able to reach previously.
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He plans to try again later at the same polling center on Tuesday.
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The net would still be there tomorrow and they would try again then.
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Then watch for signs that your dog needs to potty and try again.
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She woke up early the next morning to try again, but no dice.
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Maybe the better question is why I decided to try again, years later.
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ROME — If at first, or second, you don't succeed, try, try, try again.
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But Lefever couldn't get the right angle, so they had to try again.
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In 2016 Mr. Wisnia decided to try again to reach out to Zippi.
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It's not going to happen this year, but we'll try again next year.
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If they fail, they may not have the chance to try again soon.
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"We're both determined to try again," Leahy said of his proposal with Grassley.
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You&aposll have to go back into the "Username" section to try again.
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Just a few years later, Mr. de Blasio is willing to try again.
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ET, SpaceX may need to scrub the launch and try again another day.
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Citibank blamed the receiving bank in Mexico and told him to try again.
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You can always "revoke your entry application" and try again later, he says.
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But some members of Congress are already hinting they want to try again.
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These were the days of "crash, smash, rebuild and try again", Mr Deatherage recalls.
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Let's just say that caused a lot less outrage than Kim's Try Again tribute.
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Should today's launch get scrubbed, SpaceX will try again tomorrow at the same time.
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Image: Jose M. Madiedo/MIDASIf at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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"Even if I'm not successful one day, I try again the next," she added.
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"I&aposll try again to come back" to Europe, Ahmed said with a shrug.
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But it's good to see a startup get real with itself and try again.
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Sometimes such antics are ignored; at other times legislators are allowed to try again.
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So if your order doesn't go through the first time, try and try again.
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Steve Daines, R-Montana, an early Rubio supporter, said the senator should try again.
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That set the stage for prosecutors to try again in the second murder trial.
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If you believe that "if at first you don't succeed, try, try again": Morocco.
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I cannot ask the space agencies to turn around so I can try again.
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House Republicans' tax bill does not try, again, to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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If the trip had failed he could simply re-establish distance and try again.
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Severe weather denied the climbers their goal, but Wielicki has vowed to try again.
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They will try again tomorrow, December 20th at 303:31PM PT (8:31PM ET).
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Beyoncé has re-written her family's legacy by choosing to try again with Jay.
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After the first time, we decided to wait another two weeks to try again.
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Should the launch be scrubbed, SpaceX will try again tomorrow at the same time.
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And it seemed to work well last time, so I'm happy to try again.
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Danni, 32When you wanted to try again years later I wasn't really feeling it.
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We support Angie Craig who lost two years ago, but decided to try again.
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If at first you don't succeed, try again — but next time do it stateside.
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Then I might go to lunch with friends and come back and try again.
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It's okay to screw up as long as you are willing to try again.
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Back in London, he was persuaded by the young Simón Bolívar to try again.
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Aggravating matters, Johnson has said he would try again to force a general election.
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It can also be hard to the TrueDepth camera and sensor to try again.
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I think people will willingly let you take a second bite and try again.
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The Sanders camp will try again at a platform committee meeting in Orlando, Fla.
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The results encouraged him enough to try again for 2020, even at age 78.
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Conservative groups are also pressuring Republicans to try again on ObamaCare repeal this year.
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To sustain this passion, you need to be willing to fail and try again.
|
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The protest proved so successful that the activists decided to try again last Friday.
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Try Again: MAC's been accused of cultural appropriation for its new collection, Tribe Vibe.
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A few months passed, and out of necessity I was obligated to try again.
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Try Again: CBS passed on a Nancy Drew reboot because it skews "too female."
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If he failed a third time, there would be no money to try again.
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Happily, they liked the theme enough that I had a chance to try again.
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I also tend to avoid certain wines that maybe I ought to try again.
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The gymnast underwent surgery Saturday and says he wants to try again in 2020.
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Gavin Newsom took office this past January, they saw the chance to try again.
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We will try again to get an on-the-record answer from the prosecutor.
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They see it more simply: They tried, they were caught, they will try again.
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Things are looking better with sign in now, so feel free to try again!
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Then, Mr. Biden seemed to try, again, to undermine the significance of her role.
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"It was successful at Tuscan Square, so I thought I'd try again," he said.
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If I try again later, maybe the book will resonate with a future me.
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"Try again" is everyday vocabulary, and that is one of life's most important lessons.
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Now that his party controls the legislature, Northam may be encouraged to try again.
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I'll sleep in the train station if I have to and try again tomorrow.
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But negotiations limped on until September, when the two sides agreed to try again.
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I've failed but I will try again, to do better, and after I succeed I will try again, to do it better, because in Quadrilateral Cowboy you don't just have to be a good hacker: you have to be the best hacker.
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Try Again: A Good Morning America anchor apologized for using a racial slur on-air.
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Do they appear annoyed, in which case you should back up and try again later?
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It's hopeful in that they are going to want to try again and conceive again.
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If the investiture fails this month, in theory Mr Sánchez could try again in September.
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But then, in addition to that...you can always try again with anything you do.
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If at first you don't succeed, try again, because really you have no choice anyway.
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"If at first you don't succeed, you try again," Netanyahu said after the mission's failure.
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She perfectly recreated the late singer's eye makeup and outfit from the "Try Again" video.
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They'll try again on Wednesday, with Fowler tentatively set to be reactivated by week's end.
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The protesters make several charges at the building, take a break, and then try again.
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If something gets botched, there's no way to turn New Horizons around and try again.
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The Dominican Republic plans to try again to reduce its region-topping teen birth rate.
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If at first you don't succeed, try again—but with better tools and refined techniques.
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The administration, seeing the writing on the wall, decided to go back and try again.
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We drank flat whites, and I tried black pudding, something I probably won't try again.
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He dusted himself off after the previous defeat and instantly announced he would try again.
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Asked whether Republicans should try again on healthcare or move on to tax reform, Rep.
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And a button that says "Try Again," would read "Versuch es noch einmal," in German.
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If it doesn't help, I'll pay you $100 and never ask you to try again.
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"), and the ones who will have to try again next time ("Ugh, missed it again!
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When at first (or second, or third, or fourth) you don't succeed, try, try again.
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Your Fitbit app might not be working properly, so close the app and try again.
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Instead, it gave Ross and the Justice Department the option for them to try again.
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Republicans will try again in November, when all seats will be up for re-election.
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Dave Schatz, say they plan to try again to pass a law in the state.
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If a particular scenario is proving vexing, you can come back later and try again.
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Try Again: People are not happy about a new Match ad, which calls freckles "imperfections."
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If the bill doesn't pass on the fourth try, do you think you'll try again?
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If it doesn't help, I'll pay you $100 and never ask you to try again.
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Go home or to the office and try again with a stronger Wi-Fi connection.
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"It took five years after that for us to try again," Chris Cookson told CNN.
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And I could just see their wheels turning: 'So, yeah — you're going to try again?
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I have a turbo stick shift, so let's just try again, it's a sports car.
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"But I'm going to try again because the whole community is changing," Ms. Andreasen said.
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When that day comes, Sarah will try again — in a visit that starts with listening.
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Ms. Liebman, the former chairwoman, said the board would presumably be able to try again.
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That is an outcome Russia and America tried to orchestrate before and should try again.
|
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If they could not get out Tuesday they said they would try again, and again.
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But you know what they say: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
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The prime minister will try again this week to get his draft deal through Parliament.
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It was unclear when House Republican leaders might try again to pass the farm bill.
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"Make sure you are looking happy or joyful and try again" was one such command.
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That has stirred some suspicion the government may try again, keeping protesters on their guard.
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It is unclear whether the special prosecutor will try again to enter the Blue House.
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Teach them to keep moving, and if needed, shift both hands back and try again.
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Maybe you had bad crops and that wasn't good, but the next year, you'd try again.
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Instead, House Republican leaders nixed the measure and will try again in some form this week.
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They'd rather just try again with a new life, a new gun, a new spawn point.
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I could spend the rest of my life regretting it, or get up and try again.
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Try Again: The CrossFit Games announced that this year's winners will be awarded a Glock gun.
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Try Again: The FDA found popular freezing beauty method cryotherapy to be ineffective and possibly unsafe.
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I fail all the time but there is always opportunity to try again and be better.
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On the off chance that this effort flops, Universal has plenty of options to try again.
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The big picture: The Supreme Court has given the Trump administration the chance to try again.
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But a new study suggests it can be fine to try again as soon as possible.
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Another, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again", also seems to be true.
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We hope to have this solved soon and like to ask you to try again later.
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Once traffic cleared, Vance met Owens in Independence to try again, this time towing a boat.
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It just presents another opportunity to strengthen your skills, or to try again the following day.
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If these same hackers try again at another location later on, they'll have no such luck.
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We had to wait 15 minutes, then try again to get the code to come through.
|
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If the problem persists, please restart your Kindle from the Menu in Settings and try again.
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If the problem persists, please restart your Kindle from the menu in settings and try again.
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Now, Fisker is ready to try again by taking direct aim at his original rival, Tesla.
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"I would be disappointed in them if they didn't try again in 2020," Krebs said jokingly.
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Eventually, perhaps sooner than later -- and despite his protestations to the contrary -- Trump will try again.
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But when one court shuts them down, these lawyers simply find another court and try again.
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Try Again: Keurig just invented recyclable polypropylene K-Cups, but critics say they're still not green.
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And even when you do succeed: all you can do is try again, in another timeline.
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If you miss the initial application cycle in the UK, you can try again during "Clearing."
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Dr. Peterson said the group would try again some other day, and eventually make it through.
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This weakness has since been repaired surgically and she can now try again to become pregnant.
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So if the lunar light blows out tonight's show, come back next year to try again.
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Bro lost his footing, dropped to a padded surface, grinned ruefully and prepared to try again.
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I try again, respawning in the same verdant loading zone where I began the first time.
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It took until 1993 for Democrats in Congress to try again to revive universal health coverage.
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You can probably guess what I think Google should do: try again to make something itself.
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Now Cerebras, a firm in Los Altos, California, thinks the time is right to try again.
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She didn't try again because vacancies in the Uttar Pradesh police are infrequent, her father said.
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Alas, unlike a dice roll, the election is not an event we get to try again.
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So often you go down the wrong road and have to back up and try again.
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House Republicans have floated such a bill over and over before, and presumably they'll try again.
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And they've succeeded at it, which means there's no reason to think they won't try again.
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If something unexpected happens — and, in Hitman, something unexpected always happens — you just reload and try again.
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Update: SpaceX has scrubbed today's launch, they'll try again tomorrow (Thursday February 22) at ~9:15 a.m.
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If the tariffs go into effect and American consumers suffer, don't be surprised if lawmakers try again.
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Try, try again If you didn't get a ticket to that disastrous Fyre Festival, consider yourself lucky.
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He said that next year they should try again to overcome their internal disputes on the issue.
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They were unable to get close to the trailer home and decided try again three days later.
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"If at first you don't succeed, try again," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said after the crash.
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But after we first spoke, she got "fired up," in her words, and decided to try again.
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" The potential candidates "know tens of millions of Democrats love Hillary and want her to try again.
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People weigh themselves, often grimace, maybe remove their shoes and try again for a more favorable figure.
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Sleeplessness is definitely one of those issues it makes sense to try, and try again to fix.
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I always hope that my friends will miss my presence enough to try again in the future.
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He was sent to prison, but Maria fears he will carry out his threat to try again.
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At the hospital, Kate's doctor confirms she lost the baby, but can try again in a month.
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"I'm going to say no thank you to those states," said Reiss, "Go back and try again."
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Subsequent attempts also failed, producing a red ring accompanied by Alexa asking me to try again later.
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The site will say she has left the surname field blank and ask her to try again.
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If you answered yes to any of these questions, you should rethink the costume and try again.
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Try Again: A federal appeals court ruled that banning employees who wear dreadlocks is not racial discrimination.
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He did not give any details or say when he might try again to be voted in.
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The United States could try again in January when five new members rotate onto the Security Council.
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"I'm not very good at this … I've never wanted to try again," says the mysterious business mogul.
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And if any phone call doesn't seem right, you can always just hang up and try again.
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Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there who want to show up and try again.
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If the second attempt fails, it will deflate the BEAM and try again at a later date.
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I never met any bad dishes at Freek's Mill, and only a few I wouldn't try again.
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Green has vowed that the party will try again if it retakes the House in the midterms.
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NASA will try again on Saturday morning to inflate a new room for the International Space Station.
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If you don't, make the best of it, and you get to try again in 4 years.
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House Republicans canceled a Friday vote on their healthcare bill and have no plans to try again.
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"In our system, a constitutional republic, we try something, it might fail, we try again," Amash said.
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Each time you brush the dirt off your shoulders and try again, you'll benefit from more experience.
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And so he did what every good Silicon Valley capitalist does after failing: Pivot and try again.
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"We tried passing Zika funding and will try again," McConnell spokesman Don Stewart wrote in an email.
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Rejection of the referendum would give the junta a chance to try again with a new proposal.
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After failing to pass a farm bill riddled with corporate welfare last month, Congress will try again.
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Obama also warned Trump and the GOP could try again next year to repeal the entire law.
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Maybe he'll go play in the D-League, maybe he'll stick around UCLA and try again later.
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Try Again: Piers Morgan wrote scathing op-ed about Beyoncé, calling her a "born-again Black woman."
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Try Again: Blake Lively defended Woody Allen at the Cannes Film Festival, calling him "empowering to women."
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There's literally nothing poll workers can do to take back that vote and let you try again.
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Some friends would try things and I would snap at them, and they just wouldn't try again.
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Try Again: Houston cops staged a silent protest at Beyoncé's concert, saying her videos are "anti-police."
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Although it has fallen apart, the next step, unsatisfying as it may be, is to try again.
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Too often, female choreographers are not given opportunities, as male ones are, to try again and grow.
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Be patient and try again if this thing is still nagging at you in a few months.
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If a trial with a supplement fails, no one will want to try again, some patients worry.
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A rejection can be disappointing and is a sign to try again, but a "Yes!" is exhilarating.
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So they are minded to try again—this time seeking to create "European champions", not national ones.
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Mr. de Blasio has said he may try again to limit the number of for-hire vehicles.
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The court sent the case back to a trial court to allow the plaintiffs to try again.
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However, the judge explicitly left room in his opinion to allow the Trump administration to try again.
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But Drain urged the parties to try again, even if it meant pushing past the original deadline.
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Unfortunately it was too windy, so the family has decided to try again on Bush's 100th birthday.
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Oulton decided to try again and asked Virginia Delegate John McGuire, a former Navy SEAL, to help.
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Other insurers who tried to sell themselves in recent years, like Humana and Cigna, could try again.
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It doesn't need to use force at any given moment; it can always back off and try again.
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Try Again: Tilda Swinton defended her casting as The Ancient One in Doctor Strange amidst backlash over whitewashing.
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On the way there, I call my grandma, but she doesn't answer — I'll have to try again tomorrow.
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He then suggested I go away, learn more about theater, and try again in about a year's time.
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Recent votes on this issue have come close to success, and now is the time to try again.
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If you die, though, you're gone for good, and you'll have to try again as a new hero.
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Sandford told investigators that if he were "on the street tomorrow," he would try again, the documents said.
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Blue and purple health bars are stronger, so take note when you see them and try again later.
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Yu Mei-Nu, the DPP legislator who proposed that last bill, says she is preparing to try again.
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We'd like to ask you to try again, preferably during a quieter moment, for example in the morning.
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If it doesn't come out in a few squeezes, then stop and try again in a few days.
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Maybe not, and Jeff Bezos reportedly wants to try again with a new standalone, Spotify-killing music offering.
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If you failed the first time and try again, your odds of success are [still] roughly 19 percent.
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If the first vote on to begin debate on the bill fails, the GOP can always try again.
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Still, some of the most vocally critical drivers say they may try again to strike on Valentine's Day.
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The organizers of Fyre Festival are now pledging to overhaul the failed event and try again next year.
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"I thought if there's that one bit of hope, I had to try again," Laura told BBC News.
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"The idea that we just have to try again," Murray told The Times, describing the story's main message.
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The campaigns and super PACs will adjust and try again in these crazy weeks before the first voting.
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"I'll try again when I am ready," he said, adding that he was hunting for a new boat.
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"But I want to try again, just so that Memphis has a friend that's close to his age."
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Now, Senate leaders want to try again, after McCain's swing vote is replaced by an unelected, caretaker Senator.
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Encouraged to try again, she pays her respects to her father, who in turn presents her to Paris.
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But there is something to be said for TV as Etch A Sketch: just shake and try again.
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They will walk alongside you in pursuit of the same things that make you try and try again.
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Ryan, while leaving the door open to try again, has so far declined to get in the race.
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Afshar agreed to provide "a short-term intervention" until the new year, when the family could try again.
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Poor weather conditions foiled that launch attempt, so now SpaceX will try again today to launch that mission.
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If one transaction errors out, they can have many more browsers and accounts and can simply try again.
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So now he hoped to take a train to Chicago, where he would try again to fly home.
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They try and then if they don't get things right, they try again or run out of cash.
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Deutsche Boerse might try again later - after all, current European antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager's term ends in 2019.
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I had gone to Iowa to talk to Trump, and I would try again outside the conference room.
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"I think the got they still got the message," the game reads, and asks you to try again.
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Try Again: Cranberry juice doesn't cure UTIs, but Ocean Spray co-authored a study that says it does.
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In some cases, it&aposs best not to wait too long after a miscarriage before you try again.
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The donor, a black lesbian who didn't plan on having children, agreed to try again for Mr. Williams.
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Image: Michel Spingler ((AP)We all know that age-old adage: if you don't succeed, try, try again.
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If at first you don't score a quarterback touchdown in the AFC Divisional Playoffs, try, try, try again.
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Smooth doesn't magically appear just because you try again … so we'll see if he makes it this time.
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If the mission team cannot meet the 2020 deadline, they'll have to wait until 2022 to try again.
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Disney will try again when "Solo: A Star Wars Story," about a younger Han Solo, arrives on Thursday.
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The shaman told him he should try again the next night: on the Mexican Day of the Dead.
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"If I'm arrested, I will be deported to my country and then I will try again," he said.
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Democrats could technically re-impeach Trump and try again with a fresh trial, but that probably won't happen.
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And Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) quickly signaled after last week's setback that they would try again.
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Meanwhile, few ousted GOP lawmakers seem eager to try again in districts that Hillary Clinton carried in 2016.
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You might get your heart hurt if you try again with you ex and it doesn't work out.
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And so I sit here now in the middle of the night, in an attempt to try again.
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"After each negative pregnancy test, I somehow gather the courage and the hope to try again," she wrote.
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Mr. Trump has also told people that if this effort fails, he will try again in two years.
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The point is the patience and perseverance it requires to get back on the board and try again.
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Many thought Mandel would try again and be the GOP's best hope, but he decided not to run.
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Some of these options may not be healthy or enduring, but at least the young'uns can try again.
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He pulled onto the highway shoulder, turned off his car and waited a few minutes to try again.
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People have been deported back to Serbia from Zagreb and Ljubljana only to try again the next week.
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They had to try again several times before successfully voting for their intended candidate, according to USA Today.
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Now May's government will try again, but it doesn't look like much has changed in the past month.
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Company executives have been open in saying that they expect foreign governments might try again to sway voters.
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The door is open to try again which is probably less harsh than what he could have said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again," goes the proverb used to encourage students.
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Try Again: Blake Shelton apologized for more than a dozen (now-deleted) racist, homophobic, and sexist tweets from 2010.
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I think it's going to be really compelling because you are seeing us try and fail and try again.
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Congressional Republicans won't try again to repeal the Affordable Care Act before midterm elections, even though the late Sen.
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Some people joked that maybe Biden should sit out the 2020 race for president and try again in 3030.
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Try Again: Chicago's police superintendent called for the firing of seven officers who allegedly lied about Laquan McDonald's death.
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If a man fails, his buddies dust him off and say, 'It's not your fault; try again next time.
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If you get it wrong, you can try again, and there are in-game hints if you get stuck.
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Congressional Republicans have sought to allow oil and gas development there, and they could try again during Trump's presidency.
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The court said that the FCC could try again using Title II, and so it did that in 2015.
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"Once a group has success they will try again," said Kevin O'Keefe, chief of the agency's operational intelligence division.
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I didn't need to roll again, and every time you roll, it's more and more expensive to try again.
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He delivers his message with the sympathy necessary to encourage a would-be customer to try again next time.
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But it gave Castro a boost in media attention and fundraising -- which could be reason enough to try again.
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The good news for Facebook is that if Lasso doesn't pull ahead of TikTok, it can simply try again.
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" Gimao wasn't finished yet, so she fired back, saying, "Sorry, you have entered an invalid code, please try again.
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House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said Democrats will try again to pass the bill on a voice vote Thursday.
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If you don't like what you get, you can click "Try Again" to receive a different piece of advice.
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McConnell said Republicans would try again to repeal ObamaCare next year if they have the votes to do it.
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But, first, of course, try just tapping that exclamation point beside your failed message and then tap "Try Again."
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A common yet highly inaccurate belief is that people who survive a suicide attempt are unlikely to try again.
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The beans were such a big hit with my family that I may even try again with the celery.
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If they try again, President Barack Obama is ready to veto any subsequent legislation aimed at halting the process.
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True, the junior senator from Kentucky will probably try again to offset the new spending and again fall short.
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Even though the Indios had failed so spectacularly, she decided her city should try again to field a team.
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Step 5: If you don't get through the site at first, just pick yourself back up and try again.
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Do some research on therapists, armed with your newfound knowledge about what doesn't work for you, and try again.
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Try Again: Caitlyn Jenner supported Donald Trump in an interview, saying, "Trump seems to be very much for women."
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Strings were pulled, and permission was obtained for Jaws to try again two days later, on Monday, October 12.
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The entire process "went to plan," and she is hoping to try again for a sibling of the child.
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I hadn't slept or eaten enough to do anything but fall into bed and try again in the morning.
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The state announced that it would try again in June 2019, by which time he would have been 71.
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And, depending on the outcome of the 2020 election, Democrats are likely to try again in a few years.
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Hollywood will try again in China next weekend, when "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" (Sony) is scheduled for release.
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A rat snake eats all the redbird babies, and the parents build another nest somewhere else and try again.
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But the government is expected to try to use a somewhat different voting process, were it to try again.
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North Dakota voters rejected a marijuana legalization ballot initiative last year, but activists reportedly will try again in 2020.
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Analysts said his resignation was typical of would-be challengers who do not immediately succeed only to try again.
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The department was so overwhelmed with jobless claims that it was telling many callers to try again another day.
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But Ms. Zabar decided to try again, remaking herself as a dealer of high-end vintage clothes and accessories.
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I nearly strangled myself in the process and the testing instructor advised me to try again in the future.
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Repeal Obamacare Republicans in Congress failed to repeal Obamacare last year, but the administration wants them to try again.
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Keep it Real, Encourage Autonomy, Support Self-Reflection It's important to let kids try things, fail, and try again.
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And yet when the service finally returned our clothes, after nearly two weeks, I was tempted to try again.
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"I'm not sure if I'll try again," he said, referring to a future attempt at entering the United States.
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FABER: AND YOU TRY AGAIN, I MEAN – YOU, SPEND A LOT OF TIME, THOUGH, TALKING ABOUT DIRECT TO CONSUMER.
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Consumer and environmental advocates have defeated this bailout multiple times, but the utility keeps coming back to try again.
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Try again, her friend urged, and she drew another breath that hit her throat and flowed into her lungs.
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Actually come to think of it, start with the wider stance or you might not want to try again.
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The average wait before was 4 hours, & many people left and are going to come back and try again.
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I'd say try again, Samsung — this is certainly a feature users would appreciate, but right now it doesn't really work.
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However, the Montgomery County DA tweeted minutes after the announcement that they would pick a new jury and try again.
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The Internet is always looking for hilarious, shareable content, so if at first you don't go viral, try, try again.
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When she was nine months old we decided to try again, and I got pregnant after the first embryo transfer.
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This is where Victor Medina-Razo made his most recent journey to America, and it's likely where he'll try again.
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This morning, NASA will try again, with a scheduled launch time window of 08:35AM ET (originally 08:063AM ET).
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House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers told reporters he planned to "reset" and try again to bring up more spending bills.
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Just try again later in the day, when Apple's servers aren't being overloaded by a swarm of anxious Apple fans.
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But it gave the administration the opportunity to try again by offering more genuine reasons for wanting to add one.
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Robert Aderholt previously proposed raising the age limit from 18 to 21, and there's a bipartisan push to try again.
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In order to be able to hand the stick over, the elephant must step off the mat and try again.
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Floating in the freezing Seine on a January night, wearing his underwear and one sock, he decided to try again.
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Knowing that this is a normal response for people like me makes me a little more willing to try again.
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Instead, I would die, sprint to a new part of the room, interact with an object, die, and try again.
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The next day Smith and the other hiker returned, along with Smith's boyfriend Sean, to try again in the daylight.
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We'll try again next week and the week after that, but it's like a nightmare version of Chutes and Ladders.
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News that Hathaway "wants more kids" but wanted to give it a little more time before starting to try again.
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That way, every time it locks up or hits you with a delay, you just try again on another copy.
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It's the administration's reasons for ending the program that haven't held up, meaning the Trump administration could hypothetically try again.
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"The door is open to try again which is probably less harsh than what he could have said," Battle said.
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A leader who leans heavily on reflecting the consensus of his of his conference, McConnell was willing to try again.
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May's deal by then, the European Union pushed the precipice back to April 12, to allow her to try again.
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The agency would try again in 2628 with its AllVid proposal, but this scheme never got out of the gate.
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For each try, I pressed my thumb in approximately 10-15 times, after which I was told to try again.
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The sponsors of Graham-Cassidy said they were disappointed but would try again -- next time through a more transparent process.
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Fast-forward to years later and I'd mustered up the patience to try again — and it was a major success.
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What's needed is a global grassroots movement to force greedy and short-sighted politicians to try again and do better.
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The other offered only that they might indeed try again, giving the GOP's existential opposition to the health care law.
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If you get a message that reads "Error when linking device," you should factory reset your Chromecast and try again.
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Bugatti didn't respond to a query about its record strategy, including whether it would try again for an official record.
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The judge sent them home for dinner and a good night's sleep, and implored them to try again on Tuesday.
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If it fails, many think that their relief will be only temporary, and chances are that Republicans will try again.
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An effort in Virginia fell short a year ago, but after Democrats won in November, they promised to try again.
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Her lawyer has offered to file a motion to reopen their asylum case, and try again to obtain legal status.
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"Flateman has previously said his life motto is: "If at first you don't succeed, take a nap and try again.
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Guard how you react to volatile people, and understand how these experiences are helping you to grow and try again.
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Axel Schaefer, deputy head of the SPD's parliamentary group, urged the three political blocs to try again to reach agreement.
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If it&aposs still glitchy, shut your phone down and wait a minute, then power it on and try again.
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Payne: The Prime Minister is going to try again for an election today, but MPs don't want it right now.
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Therefore, a chemical pregnancy is a sign that you can get pregnant and should try again if you so choose.
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Students who did not receive an offer will try again in Round 2, competing for schools that still have space.
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Clearly, the response to 2016 interference didn't work, because they tried again in 2018, and they'll try again in 2020.
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With his help — and with his assurance that he could indeed buy a co-op — Mr. Gérard decided to try again.
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I don't know what Tina was thinking when she dressed Michelle Williams almost exactly like Aaliyah in the "Try Again" video.
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From there, they will try again to return to Algeria, in hopes of regaining the lives and jobs they left behind.
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Zuckerberg, along with Kaplan and COO Sheryl Sandberg, will try again Friday at a town hall meeting at the company's headquarters.
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But the judge gave the Trump administration a chance to strengthen its justification for approving Kentucky's waiver proposal and try again.
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I'd told Anamika of my disappointment at the canceled paragliding experience, and she suggested that we head back and try again.
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The Confidence Poll data shows that most students say if they failed at something once, they don't want to try again.
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Clad in leather pants and metallic bra, the figure is a nod to Aaliyah's iconic "Try Again" music video from 2000.
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"If at first you don't succeed, you try again," Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, said during the live stream.
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So I made just one resolution in 913 — to try again, to finish 100 books by the end of December 31.
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Newly re-elected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: "If at first you don't succeed, you try again," after the mission's failure.
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"Plead the Fifth" was written before I left and has a stubborn quality, but "Try Again" is a more hopeful song.
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As someone who has enjoyed anal sex many times (usually with the help of alcohol), I am determined to try again.
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The Rockets will try again to take advantage of a lesser opponent when they host the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday.
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Jump, fight, fail, try again, fail more, and then maybe you'll get the chicken dinner that has been promised to you.
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PPG may also be reluctant to try again as its bid was equally opposed by Akzo Chairman Antony Burgmans, who remains.
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In a separate interview, he said Republicans could try again to repeal ObamaCare next year if they keep control of Congress.
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The studio will try again with "Trolls," a musical meant to rekindle the collectible troll crazes of the 1960s and 1990s.
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If they try to open the app, a message will tell them it's in sleep mode and to try again later.
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If the sign-in attempt fails, double check that you entered the correct sign-in ID and password, and try again.
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I then decided to try again on my own, and finally got approved for the no-annual-fee Chase Freedom card.
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"And most careers worth having involve a fair amount of determination, grit, and just general 'try try again'-ing," she added.
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Unfortunately, we've missed the light for the evening; we'll have to try again at sunrise — which means sleeping among the dunes.
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After all, it was assumed from the second the U.S. lost the 2022 bid that they would try again for 2026.
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Republicans voted nine times to defund the organization in the last Congress alone, and they've promised to try again this year.
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If your Apple Watch isn't charging, first check all hardware connections and then force the watch to restart and try again.
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My first revision of the puzzle was rejected for poor fill, but Will and Joel kindly encouraged me to try again.
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He wants to try again, hoping for an even larger turnout among young voters than last time, when their numbers soared.
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At the same time, though, the justices effectively invited the administration to come up with a new rationale and try again.
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Some were mutilated — tendons cut, faces branded — as warnings not to try again, and to others not to try at all.
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She was memorialized wearing an outfit from her "Try Again" music video in 2000, featuring leather pants and silver sequin bra.
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She has moved on quite spectacularly, our reporter John Branch writes, and is preparing to try again for that elusive gold.
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GOP leaders, however, say the legislation isn't ready and lawmakers need to cool down before they try again to pass again.
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Her 18-month-old daughter had a tongue tie that kept her from nursing, and Strangfeld was excited to try again.
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If you missed your chance to get your very own HBO Box, you'll get to try again tomorrow at noon Eastern.
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Book early and, if tickets aren't available, try again 48 hours before your intended departure as more tickets are released then.
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For a special occasion, if I ever have a kitchen big enough, I might just give it a try again myself.
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Many Republicans will ask themselves -- if you lie to Congress once, why are you allowed to come back and try again?
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While the tragedy was difficult for the couple, Alec said last month that they will try again for baby No. 5.
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Moscow has said it will try again to overturn the ban on new lending at the bank's board meeting in May.
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Which is not to say China won't try again to bully American forces operating legally in waters Beijing seeks to dominate.
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"Do as much as you can do today, and then try again tomorrow and see what you can do then," she says.
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No word on whether SoftBank-owned Sprint will try again for regulatory approval of a T-Mobile merger under the new administration.
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Whenever the GOP is ready to try again on health care, Gingrich said, it should consider moving multiple, piecemeal and bipartisan bills.
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If one of your characters ends up dying, you can just rewind a few moves and try again with a new strategy.
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So she will try again to watch the miniseries this weekend -- alone -- and then discuss it with friends who've already seen it.
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There's nothing like a new administration in the White House to encourage proponents of discredited and failed plans to try, try again.
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He'd already scheduled his first therapy appointment for the next day; he'd been in therapy before but was determined to try again.
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You can either try again with no penalty to your overall relationship, or bail and find another date for a new level.
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Now, as Mediator No. 4 prepares to try again, diplomats appear to be setting their sights lower and choosing their language carefully.
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Now he says his new team has a lot of "lessons learned" from his first failure and is ready to try again.
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My husband and I are so anxious to try again, but the factor of time is making me insanely frustrated and impatient.
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After each success or denial, he'd wait about five minutes for the cat to relax, then try again with another plant type.
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A similar ballot initiative to decriminalize psilocybin already failed in California early this year, and advocates aren't sure if they'll try again.
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If Earth comes in dead last, humanity will be wiped out, and the biosphere reseeded so the planet can try again later.
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It is about epic struggles, the disappointment that sometimes comes after, and about how we usually stand up and try again anyway.
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Perhaps he did that before taking a big leap of faith to go track Cassie down and try, try again with her.
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You can't try again in life, so my advice is for students to study hard and let the marks bank close down.
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When you perform a move, it's either "good" or "great," or it reminds you of the form and you can try again.
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In the event of the latter, it's game over and you, a prisoner of your ravenous avarice, tap Play and try again.
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It was super loud at the demo area, so this was hard to test — we'll have to try again when it's quieter.
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Aaliyah's "Try Again" is one of my favorite tracks because the songwriting and production is incredible and it still sounds so effortless.
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To me, the need to try, try and try again is as germane to business as paying taxes and having a website.
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Success breeds ambition, and with the success of hackers in reaching two state voter databases, there's no reason they won't try again.
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On Monday, jurors told Walls that they were deadlocked and they were ordered to go home, clear their heads and try again.
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Since poor weather conditions foiled that launch attempt, SpaceX will try again to launch that mission just seconds before 6:02 p.m.
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And if engineers discover any problems, SpaceX may scrub its current plans, make necessary fixes, and try again at a later date.
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Party officials said she would try again after a year to negotiate a constitutional change that would allow her to become president.
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Ticketing systems can be funky, so always refresh and try again if you end up in a never-ending queue for access.
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Still, Murray's office said she welcomed the opportunity to try again for a bipartisan ObamaCare deal in a statement after the meeting.
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While things didn't go smoothly on Noah's first attempt to bring the city together through song, he vowed he'll try again tomorrow.
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The department is working with Congress, they said, to try again to pass long-awaited legislation to improve the private care programs.
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Find the enjoyable parts of the solve, and you'll be much more likely to come back the next day and try again.
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As long as Trump and McConnell believe that they are close to finding 51 votes, they will be tempted to try again.
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"It's not just me being there to be a mentor to players," Beasley said of his motivation to return and try again.
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"The people who show more compassion for themselves are more likely to get back on the horse and try again," Rubin said.
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After scrapping plans for a vote last month, the majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, wants to try again next week.
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So although you do not have to attend those dinners, Miss Manners would like you to try again to draw them out.
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If retailers and other businesses can't rein in the TCPA in the AAPC case, in other words, they'll try again in Facebook.
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But if you misfire, their own tale will be a mystery until a later date, if you encounter them and try again.
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When talks faltered last month, though, the marchers decided they would try again, defying Taliban orders that they get formal permission first.
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Only one chance to get it right … Now it seems that review is complete and the company is ready to try again tonight.
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If you're wrong, you can either try again (assuming you're into any of the other three remaining choices) or start a new game.
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If you come across letters you're not happy with, go back to Font Maker and try again, while you're still familiar with it.
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Andrew Cuomo cited the bill's potential to end racially disproportionate policing around the drug as a reason to try again in the future.
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Of course, if you don't like the surprise design that comes out, you have the option to pay another $20 to try again.
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Given the success of the 4G / HSPA+ / LTE scam seven years ago, it's not surprising that Apple and AT&T would try again.
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"Sometimes the picture in my head does not coincide with what I made; then I cut off threads and try again," she said.
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After going through the ache of two miscarriages and years of failed IVF, Lee and her husband have decided not to try again.
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Schumer said Trump had told him during the phone call on Friday that he wanted to try again to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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A federal appeals court overturned the conviction in December 2015, but said prosecutors could try again to prove the 10 securities fraud counts.
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But it's obviously quite loud in this environment, so we'll have to try again in a more normal home to know for sure.
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Instructed by an air traffic controller to try again, the plane went for a third landing, but reportedly nose-dived to the ground.
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Disheartened, and frankly a little disgusted, I looked down at my hideous wheelchair and knew I owed it to myself to try again.
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"I didn't get the results I wanted the first time so as they say if you don't succeed, try, try again," Bailey said.
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And the only thing that holds you back with failure is whether or not you're willing to get up and try again afterward.
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Other nights, the bot's space whale tracks kept my partner up and I'd get a polite request to maybe try again another night.
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During a visit to PEOPLE Now on Wednesday, Otis explained why she and Hehner decided to try again so soon after their loss.
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Republicans couldn't get enough of their members to show up to break a tie vote today, so they'll try again in the morning.
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"I think with a new government it will be open for us to try again," said Yasmin Jusu-Sheriff, a lawyer and activist.
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If a Cyrillic-based site gets blacklisted, the phisher can't just come back with a different fake arrangement of letters and try again.
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A few Thanksgivings later, goaded by the cheery encouragements of supermarket specials (I am inordinately excited by these), I decided to try again.
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The Court sent the case back to the lower court for the plaintiffs to try again under a district-specific theory of harm.
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Since it is all his idea in the first place, he may try again in season two if Moe is open to it.
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Try again When you're asking for a pay or benefits rise, how you ask is at least as important as what you're requesting.
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"We will try again, pass legislation and bring hope to those whose only desire is the right to try to live," he said.
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The Royals, who won the series opener 3-2 on Tuesday, will try again for their first series win since April 12-14.
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In an email on Sunday morning, Mr. Soderbergh called the turnout "certainly frustrating," but he vowed to try again with his next film.
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Whereas the thinking, or how people perceive entrepreneurs in the U.S., is that they're those guys that try and try and try again.
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I also tell myself there will be better days and that if you try something and you fail, try again and fail better.
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"We will try again, pass legislation, and bring hope to those whose only desire is the right to try to live," he said.
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Likewise, if you have used online dating in the past but stopped for whatever reason, it might be the time to try again.
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" Republicans have a point, wrote Scott Jennings: "if you lie to Congress once, why are you allowed to come back and try again?
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Theoretically, Republicans could try again with the fast-track procedure next year, but they are planning to use reconciliation for tax reform instead.
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So maybe you go back to that lane when you have more education or more experience or more leverage and you try again.
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Business groups and conservative interest groups pledged to try again to enact it in Missouri, potentially as soon as the 2019 legislative session.
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"I don't know if I'll try again, because if they were going to help us, they would have done it already," she said.
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Sprint and T-Mobile could try again to get a deal done, or one of them could get acquired by a cable company.
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Sellers are selecting an offer and not doing counteroffers, meaning those who didn't get the property can move on quickly to try again elsewhere.
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She got so panicked and was so upset that she had to go back and take a breath and calm down and try again.
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Kaitlyn: If you do get rejected from The League, how do you find out, what does that look like, and can you try again?
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I ripped a hole in time and went back to a slightly different timeline—the maps and encounters are randomly generated—to try again.
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In the short term, a "fix" may be to find a cosigner who can help boost your good standing, or try and try again.
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By the time he got to land, and after he called it the "scariest thing that ever happened," he sounded ready to try again.
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You don't get mad at the game when you fumble an object; you just laugh at the silliness of it all and try again.
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Now, changes have been made to the rocket to avoid this problem, and the company says it's ready to try again later this November.
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Every game ended in a kind of photo finish that left everyone feeling good about the game they'd played, and excited to try again.
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The Wisconsin Republican reasoned that time and rising political pressure on his members were needed to knit party splits before he could try again.
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"If at first you don't succeed, you try again," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said to the crowd gathered at the SpaceIL control center.
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Since Paying For It, I did give a romantic relationship a try again with a very nice woman who became romantically interested in me.
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Several customers left enthusiastic reviews, indicating that authorities likely face an uphill battle if — or perhaps when — they try again to shut them down.
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It would try again with two other versions of the travel ban, each one more watered down than the last, with mixed legal success.
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He would try again at the next Con Con and the one after that and on and on, practicing until his pitch was perfect.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is using the fiscal 2018 budget to try again, in the form of tacking it onto the tax reform instructions.
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He's not likely to win that race either, but even if he loses, he says he'll try again when the next cycle rolls around.
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After an earlier failed attempt to sell the airline off last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is expected to try again in October.
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He agrees that today my mother-in-law would probably be outstanding, especially since, if you don't like your score, you can try again.
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Asked on Fox Business on Tuesday if lawmakers will try again to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill this year, Ryan pointed to incremental changes.
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If you've had a bad experience with credit cards in the past, it's easy to understand why you might be hesitant to try again.
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And in the meantime the Sister Megans of our bomb culture will no doubt try again and again to cry out against our complacency.
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There was a recognition that the GOP didn't have any choice but to try again to finally deliver on their seven-year campaign promise.
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Try Again: A new ad for Ellen DeGeneres' GapKids x ED line angered Twitter users, who say the models' poses have a racist subtext.
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The other 19 states should adopt the expansion, and if they don't, a future Democratic administration should try again to impose national eligibility minimums.
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The debt-and-spending bill actually cleared floor time for the new ObamaCare repeal effort, giving Senate Republicans precious legislative days to try again.
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Eliud Kipchoge, the Kenyan world-record holder, will try again to become the first person to break the two-hour barrier in the marathon.
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Previous winners may not compete with the same idea as an earlier entry, but non-winners who can demonstrate significant growth may try again.
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John McKay, a member of Parliament from the Liberal Party who sponsored that bill, said he expected Canada's new government to try again soon.
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"Standing down today due to strong upper level winds," the company wrote on Twitter, adding that it would try again to launch on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON — In the weeks since President Trump's attempts to replace the Affordable Care Act collapsed, the administration has debated what to do: Try again?
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Forte thinks that Amazon could try again, and offer services ranging from discounts on cruises and rental cars to airline tickets and hotel reservations.
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But, there is little appetite among rank-and-file members to try again on a policy that ultimately left the party divided and disorganized.
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If incomplete bladder emptying may be a cause, try voiding twice: Wait a few minutes after urinating, then try again to empty your bladder.
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And while technically Friday's procedural vote could fail and they could try again, it's almost inconceivable that another run at it would change votes.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected on Monday to try again to trigger a snap election following a parliamentary revolt over Brexit last week.
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Asked on Fox Business on Tuesday if lawmakers will try again to pass an ObamaCare repeal legislation this year, Ryan pointed to incremental changes.
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The next day Callaway made a non-apology and then had to go back to reporters and try again with a more unequivocal apology.
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ET. Winds are still an issue, however, so there's still a chance they'll call off the launch attempt for the day and try again tomorrow.
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The cheese winds up sticking to the foil and I decide to try again another time if I ever get my hands on parchment paper.
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It's possible the Conservatives pick a new leader — Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, for example — and then try again to strike a deal with the DUP.
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A robot that scooted into the reactor on tank-like treads got stuck in February 2017, so the company decided to try again this week.
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When she's confused, she'll either prompt you to try again or just give up on the question altogether, depending on how the day is going.
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LHP Mike Montgomery (21946-22.68, 22 ERA) will try again for a breakthrough first victory in seven Cubs starts in Tuesday's game with the Padres.
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"If we try again and if Border Patrol doesn't catch us, and we make it to our destination, then it will all be worth it."
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Although Obama's veto was no surprise, Ryan pledged to try again next year when he and other Republicans hope to have a new Republican president.
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DuVernay was simply treated like so many talented white male directors who stumble at the box office: She was given the chance to try again.
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Paramount, which has three more "Transformers" sequels in the works, will try again on March 4 with "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," which is set in Afghanistan.
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In the game's fiction, you're actually a band of time-traveling heroes, so when you die, you simply go back in time and try again.
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At the moment the service should be up and running depending on the demand at the moment, so please try again a few times today.
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Asked by a reporter whether the city might try again to cap Uber, Ms. Joshi said that would depend on the study's findings regarding congestion.
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From the way she got up, though, smiling and ready to try again, it's impossible to see this as a bad day on the slopes.
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Holy Crap, the Moon Was Struck by a Meteorite During the 'Super Wolf Blood Moon' EclipseIf at first you don't succeed, try and try again.
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And sadly, like every federal case, chances are high they will try again, they can indict a ham sandwich and get a ham sandwich guilty.
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The Golden Knights, up 22-211 in the best-of-seven series, will try again to clinch in Game 236 on Sunday in Las Vegas.
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So they try again — and this time, the animation goes on for twice as long, with both of Jane and Michael's avatars whooping with joy.
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But as Honeywell's stock outperformed UTX and its market value grew to be roughly $10 billion more than UTX, it was emboldened to try again.
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Given this closer scrutiny, it seems probable that Facebook would face objections were it to try again to purchase a large competitor, such as WhatsApp.
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So if you tried SAMe in recent years and didn't get results, you might want to try again with a higher-quality, properly-packaged brand.
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While she and Hehner's decision to try again came quickly, she understands that not every couple may be ready to start the journey over again.
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Grassley said at the Barr hearing that he wants to try again to pass the bill, and Johnson said it would be reintroduced this Congress.
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In Debriefing we see a writer who was confident enough, and knew herself well enough, to try and try again, and develop when she failed.
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And that was enough for Poke to want to try again, and he straddled Emil, rocking the frame until the other man moaned underneath him.
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On Sunday, it will try — again — to do the one thing it has failed to do in its two-year-old Hudson River rivalry: win.
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But if he loses, they can hope, with some credibility, that they can return to some semblance of normalcy fighting Clinton and try again later.
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Place your order now, and we'll send you an email confirming availability and shipping when our system is back online, or please try again later.
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With his New York flight also canceled, he was making a 22-hour train ride to Chicago, where he would try again to fly home.
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A weak pound lent support to dollar earners as Prime Minister Theresa May prepared to try again to win approval for her proposed Brexit deal.
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I used to show him my scripts, and more than once, he told me they were "a piece of sh*t" and to try again.
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Her blog receives little traffic, and when the first attempt to take it down was thwarted by Anonymous, authorities did not bother to try again.
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"Sometimes it's as easy as letting the person know he's not having the right effect but you're willing to let them try again," Post said.
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"Whenever things are hard, we try again, right?" said Ms. Cook, who works with young people in the Seattle area through the International Rescue Committee.
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We need people who can solve problems differently than bureaucrats and are willing to try things and fail, and to get up and try again.
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"There would have been a significant benefit to keep those channels open so we could try again or just to get intelligence out of them."
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There's always a chance they'll try again, but at the moment, there doesn't appear to be any plausible way a repeal measure could become law.
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Some lawmakers want to try again next year to stabilize the marketplaces where more than 10 million Americans obtain insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
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"We tried to issue bonds in yen and yuan last year but didn't meet all the requirements, and will try again this year," he said.
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President, for the sake of your country, I would urge you to try again," Gore said in response to Trump's address on the matter. "Mr.
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Several times Sahafi has been caught trying to enter stadiums, detained overnight and only released after signing documents attesting that she would not try again.
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Pity the Oklahoma City Thunder, who lost both ends of their Staples Center back-to-back in November — and have to try again in April.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Toyota will try again to win Le Mans next year and in 2019 after committing to another season of the world endurance championship.
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Democrats narrowly missed out on winning a special election in the Atlanta suburbs last year, but they will try again in two districts this year.
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"Two guys, masks, gloves," said the owner, declining to give his name or details on how the intruders failed, for fear they would try again.
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Intelligence officials have warned that foreign actors could try again to affect this year's midterms, when Republicans and Democrats will fight for control of Congress.
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She recalled the callousness of some of the staff members, who tried to reassure her that she could try again if Franklin did not survive.
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Phil Mickelson will try again this week at Pebble Beach for that elusive United States Open title, which would give him the Career Grand Slam.
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If the grey margin got dragged to the right along with the controls, "undo" your action - click "Edit" and then "Undo" - and try again. 6.
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Some joked Biden had just given out his PIN number while others said Joe should sit out this race and try again in the year 3030.
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So, if they lose a court fight or something else, they come back and they try again, because ultimately they care a lot and they're winning.
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Kardashian then decided to speak with a fertility specialist, who told her it would be a "high-risk pregnancy" if she did decide to try again.
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Legislation that would have created such a fee failed to pass last year, but lawmakers have said they want to try again, per Kaiser Health News.
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Kardashian West, 37, took on the late singer's look from her 2001 hit "Try Again," wearing a bejeweled choker, with a matching bra and black pants.
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Now it's clear that SpaceIL will try again, but the team won't say how long it will take or what we can expect from Beresheet 2.0.
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Now, it seems that review is complete and SpaceX is ready to try again, though this time the company is switching up launchpads for the mission.
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After failing to launch last month, US spaceflight startup Rocket Lab will try again at the end of January to get its experimental rocket to orbit.
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If you don't see the update immediately, try again later as Apple's servers might be getting hammered from everyone trying to update at the same time.
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This launch has an instantaneous launch window, too, so if the rocket doesn't go up exactly on time, SpaceX will have to try again another day.
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You'll never once see a "Game Over" screen, even if you fail at some task or another — you'll just try again until you get it right.
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Yes, the scheme could do with much more funding, he says, and no, he cannot guarantee that some will not try again to go to Europe.
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After bemoaning the fact that their faces were still dry, the two women jointly decided to whip out a pair of sheet masks and try again.
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And tonight he will try again, risking his life to jump a truck to the UK, risking his young life again in the freezing damp night.
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But if you fail there, you could try again down the road at the Dallas Police Department, where 77 percent of test-takers passed last year.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will try again Tuesday to get a Brexit deal through Parliament, with 17 days to go before the March 29 deadline.
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After being forced to turn back by weather on the first attempt, the president waited an hour to try again before the trip was called off.
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If you encounter pairing problems like one of my colleagues did, make sure to hold the phone really close to the Spectacles when you try again.
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Judge orders them to try again First, Judge Steven O'Neill sent them back into deliberations in another attempt to reach a verdict, which must be unanimous.
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In 1999, the league decided to try again, and since then instant replay's use has widened, sprawling beyond challenges to include every turnover and every touchdown.
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Sterling retreated 0.75 percent on Thursday as investors geared up for British Prime Minister Theresa May to try again to win approval for her Brexit deal.
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When Mashable requested a ride on Thursday, a PR rep told us the car's battery "needed charging", and that we'd have to try again another day.
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Try again to make him understand his error; try to get the other members of your family to see that by going along, they're culpably complicit.
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Before setting out, Hooper vowed that if his mission failed, he would try again "as long as I have at least one leg and one arm".
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What it's done is it's given us enough time to understand what's working and what's not working and revise and try again based on that information.
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But I had to do something about my jumpy gut and the unrelenting worries I had associated with it, so I was willing to try again.
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My research advisor remembered that I had tried to start a company once before so he knew I had entrepreneurial leanings and suggested I try again.
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I get to make my choice about who gets to make the jump to another timeline to try again in these, the last days of humanity.
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Thrasher magazine editor Michael Burnett arranged the shoot and accompanied Jaws, Boulala, famed photographer and filmer "French" Fred Mortagne, and Jaws's father, Jason, to try again.
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Always seen with a guitar in hand, you can count on Reyez to deliver records that are peak sending-texts-to-your-ex-to-try-again.
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Governor Murphy said that people who were still hoping to be tested at the site, at Bergen Community College in Paramus, should try again Saturday morning.
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The judge in the case, Paul Crotty, declared a mistrial on the remaining eight charges and the government is expected to try again for a conviction.
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It gave most Cubans who reached American soil the automatic right to immigrate, while those intercepted at sea were sent back home, often to try again.
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He said that his wife Vanessa really wanted to try again for a boy, but was sort of jokingly concerned that it would be another girl.
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"So even though they had a difficult time doing that earlier this year, they still owe it to the American public to try again," he said.
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If your older family members are really resistant to trying it, you can always take a classic walk with the cousins and try again next year.
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Disappointed with last month's record-setting ride, he believes that he can improve his mileage, she says, and may try again, perhaps when he is 106.
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McConnell could try again, or the two parties could attempt to come to some sort of compromise to move the $37.5 billion energy spending bill forward.
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To be successful and happy in the long term, you have to learn to make mistakes, look like an idiot, and try again, all without flinching.
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DONGGUAN, China — President Trump and China's leader, Xi Jinping, are expected to try again to resolve their tariff war when they meet in Japan on Saturday.
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If Kasich does veto this version, Republicans could also try again under incoming Republican governor Mike DeWine, who said outright that he would sign the bill.
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"I have not lost the desire to try again," Alicia told Meng as she journeyed north through Mexico after three prior deportations, including two stays in detention.
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Given that an agreement seemed so close, it should theoretically be easy for Mr Sánchez to try again in September (the August holidays are sacrosanct in Spain).
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We started talking about having two embryos left, and she wanted to try again, and once again we would take more money out of my inheritance, probably.
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And if at first you don't succeed, you can always try and try again with one of the many other Royal Household job listings also on LinkedIn.
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Over the years I learned, as well, that you cannot try to roll out a dough and fail and then try again without things getting even worse.
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And then there was this moment where Stephen King suddenly entered the larger consciousness again, with the It film, and we felt like we should try again.
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The agency will try again on Thursday, October 10th at 9:30PM ET. The weather forecast is much better, with a 70 percent chance of favorable conditions.
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If you try and try again, and it's not getting through to them for whatever reason, consider enlisting the help of another person they trust or admire.
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This could clear the way for the Justice Department to try again to withhold funds if the agency determines the jurisdictions are not complying with Section 1373.
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If they don't, or if their journey is interrupted by a cataclysmic natural event (as their first two attempts were), they plan to try again next year.
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If you're too late to grab points one day, try again the next—at least 100 million points will be awarded in total, so keep checking back.
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The United Nations wants to try again to drop aid into the town of Deir al-Zor, under siege by Islamic State, after a failed previous attempt.
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If the TCP layer doesn't receive a confirmation that the data package it sent has been received at the correct address, it will timeout and try again.
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That did not sit well with Cornyn, though, who blasted Schumer, and plans to try again next week to ask for unanimous consent to pass the bill.
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The bill's sponsors vowed to try again, but face steeper odds after Sunday, when special rules expire that allow them to pass healthcare legislation without Democratic support.
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Yet in Greenville, engineers in the design stages are encouraged to move faster in smaller steps, conduct more experiments, and be willing to fail and try again.
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On the front steps of the immigration facility in the suburbs of San Francisco, Denham vows just like he has with comprehensive immigration, that he'll try again.
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But rather than drop their case against Mr. Paxton, federal regulators took Judge Mazzant up on his offer to let them hone their arguments and try again.
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What's not clear is whether Republican lawmakers will truly move on from Obamacare repeal for the time being -- or attempt to find another way to try again.
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The words "extreme shrinkage" weren't able to come out of my mouth whilst talking to Damien though so instead I coughed and asked him to try again.
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I drink the rest of my cacao and try again to open myself up to the music, which has now shifted from the ground to DJ altar.
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If the update is taking forever to download, your best option is to try again later when Apple's servers aren't being slammed by everyone simultaneously downloading it.
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Heat Signature is a game about watching plans fall apart over, and over, and over again, and then pulling yourself back from the brink to try again.
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On Monday she admitted that there was "not sufficient support" to make another quick attempt to push it through, though she might try again on Thursday. Mrs.
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And none of that will spare the Rockets' star duo and D'Antoni another long and uncomfortable wait to try again to hush their louder-than-ever skeptics.
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The disaster relief vote may have to wait until the full chamber returns in the first week of June, although House leaders could try again next week.
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This seems apt, heading as we are into a new year, carrying what every athlete must preserve to be able to get up and try again: hope.
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At one point during the call, Mr. McConnell asked why, if they had bipartisan support, the senators should not just wait until next year to try again.
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The inspiration to try again came out of a meeting Mr. Burzynski had with several other Canadian businessmen in a Chicago hotel bar about 18 months ago.
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If it doesn't move the selector on the screen, unplug your Apple TV for at least six seconds and then plug it back in and try again.
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If Mr. Trump is re-elected this year but Democrats take control of the Senate, it's possible they might have more of an appetite to try again.
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And the company can just reconvene the independent committee and try again — or even just move out of Delaware, where Facebook is incorporated, to a friendlier state.
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This time, Dejan Lovren's header rescued a 21-290 draw for Liverpool, which must try again to qualify for the knockout stages against Salzburg on Dec. 10.
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Though he passes on buying Hanley's ranch dressing, Fertitta says that he is impressed by their ability to take the advice that was given and try again.
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Emergency rooms don't do a very good job coordinating longer-term care for patients who have attempted suicide — increasing the risk that those patients will try again.
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The National Transportation Safety Board will try again in April to recover the ship's voyage data recorder from the wreckage at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
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That might involve putting the puzzle down and walking away from it as well, but the difference is that you're going to come back and try again.
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If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try again.
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Meanwhile, Senate Democrats will try again to force a vote next week on the full, $22019 billion emergency funding package requested by the White House in February.
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Every citizen inspired by that history who dips their toes in the water of active democracy for the first time and musters up the determination to try and fail and try again, and sometimes fail again and still try again, knowing their efforts aren't always rewarded right away, because they believe in that upward trajectory of the American story, a story that nobody told better than John F. Kennedy.
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In the long run, it is much more effective to quietly and encouragingly have the student try again as many times as it takes to get it right.
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When my son refused for weeks to breast-feed, I had the resources to see a lactation consultant and the time to try and try and try again.
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Now that the court has also blocked Aetna and Humana's $34 billion deal, analysts and investors think Cordani may try again to get the one that got away.
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In conclusion, Russia really did try to influence the 2016 US election — and there's every reason to expect it will try again when the 2020 campaign kicks off.
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Sica, the production minister, has said they will try again in 2019 but it will be difficult to get political support for the reforms in an election year.
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"It wasn't until early 415 when I saw that YouTube Live streaming had come a long way that I decided to jump in and try again," he said.
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Jonathan Steinberg, who has previously proposed legislation to ban the use of glyphosates near watershed areas, said the verdict could encourage lawmakers across the country to try again.
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"Given he currently enjoys the backing of President (Donald) Trump, Haftar may now feel emboldened to try again and create a reliable revenue stream for himself," Megerisi said.
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Shoppers have the chance to try again on December 20th, when Best Buy stores will have a limited, undisclosed amount for those who get in line fast enough.
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Some users received messages saying that there was a "temporary problem with this post," or an issue with a URL, and to try again in a few minutes.
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Pictures of hammocks and palm trees adorn the websites of small businesses across the continent, wishing customers a happy holiday and telling them to try again in September.
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Dissecting the string arrangement of "Stroke It Noel" became a weekly hobby, while listening to "Try Again" would be a pick-me-up whenever life turned to shit.
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"Give it a try again, because there's such a different experience from partner to partner — they do it in different ways and we have different connections," she says.
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For some, Hue's smart light bulbs may even be their first experience with a smart home device — and this outage may leave them not wanting to try again.
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He opted to let lawmakers fully reopen the government for three weeks and try again to craft a mutually agreeable border security package, the senior administration official said.
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But lucky for me, the mechanic that makes Sekiro unique lies in its subtitle: you get to revive once and try again, effectively allowing you to die twice.
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If you went during an of time and were turned off by how busy the place was, try again during one of these potentially more-staffed time periods.
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Try, try again: Serial stowaway makes it aboard flight from San Jose to LA She pleaded no contest to the charges against her and was sentenced to probation.
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On both models, I kept getting a message to wipe off the home button and try again, even though the button and my thumb were each bone dry.
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The Court will try again to determine whether to overturn a 1977 ruling that lets public-sector unions in 22 states demand fees from workers who aren't members.
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BUT AS HONEYWELL'S STOCK PRICES OUTPERFORMED UTX'S AND ITS MARKET VALUE HAS GROWN TO BE MORE THAN $10 BILLION ABOVE ITS OWN IT WAS EMBOLDENED TO TRY AGAIN.
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Landing can be one of the most stressful parts of a flight, but nothing can prepare passengers for the moment a pilot decides to abort and try again.
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After I got sick the first time I tried a drug, she lowered the dose, unless I got so sick that I was too scared to try again.
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Inline skating was one of the sports up for consideration to be added to the 2016 Olympics, but fell just short; advocates will try again for Tokyo 2020.
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Defense contractors like BAE Systems, which Mr. Moores said had been "burned" by previous experiences trying to operate in India, might now see a reason to try again.
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In Chattanooga's Volkswagen plant, where the union lost by 29 votes in June, the strike has given new energy to a push to try again for a union.
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Still, prosecutors were determined to try again, though it took almost two and a half years of adjournments and delays to reach a third trial in May 2015.
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As Congress gears up to try again, industry groups in recent weeks have been pushing wish lists for what they hope to see in a federal privacy framework.
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A source close to 5-Star, the single largest party in the new parliament, said it would try again to form a coalition with the right-wing League.
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If you are, or you plan to access the site on your mobile device (the site is not mobile friendly), go back one space and try again later.
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Trump blasted GOP senators over the weekend, saying they were "total quitters" if they don't try again on their years-long pledge to repeal and replace the law.
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But he said he may try again next year, when he said costs will come "WAY DOWN," though it's unclear why they would come down in a year.
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"It's been four months, even though you stated you would get back to me, so let me try again," Leahy began, before diving into questions about the report.
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EU member states failed to agree on a tax on online advertising revenues at a finance ministers' meeting this month, but agreed to try again early next year.
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Try again… and if you can move through this full moon with out slip-ups, it'll certainly be a time to celebrate because you've come a far way!
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She also mentions that once you've reached out with an email, you might not hear back, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't try again in a few months.
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"You don't try and try and try and try again to interfere with the attorney-client relationship unless you're going to get something out of it," she says.
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Mr. Mulvaney, among others, helped sell the president on a short-lived effort to press congressional Republicans to try again to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, who attended the event at the mission's command center in Yehud, Israel, said, "If at first you don't succeed, you try again.
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True, religious conservatives will try again to obtain a First Amendment right to withhold commercial services from same-sex weddings (and from other practices to which they object).
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That is why, this winter, he will leave the boys he coaches in El Paso and head back to Mexico, to a third-division club, and try again.
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That deadline may provide an opportunity for lawmakers to try again, and some time to build consensus between the authors of the recent deal and more skeptical lawmakers.
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NASA Administrator Jim BridenstineJames (Jim) Frederick BridenstineWhen you fail to soft-land on the moon, try, try again Is the Senate ready to protect American interests in space?
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "But it's like they say, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again for the next 30 years until you're frankly the least-bad option.
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On both models, I kept getting a message to wipe off the home button and try again, even though the button and my thumb were each bone-dry.
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" Five months later, Davis got a myomectomy to remove the fibroid and began preparing to try again — and once the couple decided they were ready, they "conceived right away.
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Yet even as she went through the paces of partnering with him, Leonor found herself wanting to rewrite the script—and Dan's betrayal became her chance to try again.
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I've never fallen for Townes Van Zandt or Steve Young like I'm supposed to, so why don't "Rex's Blues" and "No Place to Fall" convince me to try again?
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After a little over five minutes of being subjected to peppy corporate music, I was then informed representatives were available till 1 am EST and to try again later.
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The Justice Department asked Hazel to delay proceedings on the civil rights claims until the administration decided whether to try again with a "new rationale" for adding the question.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Cyprus will try again to push through the sale of a minority stake in state telecoms company Cyta, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said on Monday.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will try again next week to get a Brexit deal through Parliament, with less than 503 days to go before the March 29 deadline.
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The aircrew, highly experienced in airdrops, will review the operation and try again, Ms. Luescher said, adding, "We have got the best people in the world working on this."
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And he claimed that CR had conducted its tests with an "early production model" of the Model 3 and would request the publication try again with a newer version.
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"I mean, if we had four girls … I'm not saying I wouldn't try again," Tolbert explained, adding he wants "to experience both" although he knows "it's not [his] body."
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The singer plays Ally, a struggling artist who has given up on her dream of becoming a singer until seasoned musician Jackson Maine (Cooper) convinces her to try again.
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If you're fresh out of a relationship that ended badly, it can feel like your whole dating philosophy needs to be re-vamped if you're going to try again.
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As many times as these women fall down — meet the wrong sociopath, have weird sex, get their hearts broken — they always manage to get back up and try again.
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Washington (CNN)The Democratic congressman who unsuccessfully pushed articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump said Thursday he will try again, despite desires from party leadership to move on.
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This led to a series of sweet (possibly even somewhat reciprocated) crushes turn into vile acts of self-hurt, leaving me drained each time, and unwilling to try again.
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The logical thought process is that if a two-way player doesn't succeed as a pitcher or hitter, you can move him to his other home and try again.
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From the go-to products she swears by to her makeup inspirations and what she will never try again, Longoria, 42, delves deep into her beauty arsenal for fans.
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While election officials are preparing for foreign adversaries to try again in 2020, there is unfortunately no assurance that those adversaries will not change up their tactics and targets.
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But about the same amount of Republicans said Congress should continue its efforts to repeal the former president's signature healthcare legislation completely or try again to repeal and replace.
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Under this scenario, the resulting vacancy could trigger a new special election that would give Republicans a "do-over" primary in which they could try again to defeat Moore.
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Plus, if the outcome of the first investigation doesn't go your way, you may have to try again or try another approach all together to correct the problem.3.
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The administration's only real hope is to wait until a ninth justice is commissioned and try again — either by appealing the final judgment or filing a petition for rehearing.
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Even worse, if an EB-5 investor wants to try again and invest in another EB-5 project, the investor has to refile a new application and start over.
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She says she will try again, and next time plan her route better, since she'd been surprised by finding that some of the roads on her route were closed.
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The outer movements of "Play," a three-part symphonic work that Dudamel conducted at the Phil in 2016, evoke the ricocheting, try-and-try-again tempo of video games.
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The decision was a broad victory for Disney and its contractors, but Judge Presnell left the former workers a small window to amend their lawsuits and to try again.
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On Thursday, at a City Council hearing to be held by Councilman Stephen Levin, the Ojedas and Assemblyman Ortiz plan to try again to win support for Briana's Law.
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Madrid tried unsuccessfully to land Sterling in the summer but is ready to try again using Bale as a way of getting closer to the Englishman's $278 million valuation.
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Disney could try again, hoping that Fox's movie studio and cable networks could bolster its video-on-demand offerings to counter Netflix, according to Brooks Barnes of the NYT.
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Here's the latest: Late Monday in Britain, lawmakers will try again to come up with an alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's plan, which they have rejected three times.
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House and Senate Democrats have made several unsuccessful attempts to obtain Mr. Trump's tax returns and say they intend to try again if they gain control of either chamber.
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The family says they can try again with the same smuggler, for no extra fee, though Ahmed is despondent as he watches the clouds gathering above the darkening waters.
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Russian hackers tried to tamper with voting systems in 21 states during the 2016 US presidential election, and the American intelligence community expects Moscow will try again in November.
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Though they could initiate a new budget process to try again with health care, the president and congressional leadership want to use the process instead to pass tax reform.
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That was how severely addicted I was to the game's brutal loop of try, die, and try again: I had to take extreme precautions to force myself to stop.
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He persevered through being at the bottom of the leader board every week and still came out with a smile on his face to dance again, to try again.
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Republicans have already shown diminished patience with Trump's behavior – by turning toward bipartisan health care legislation, for example, despite the president's demand that they try again to repeal Obamacare.
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After our last collaboration that started out as a themeless, then ended up as a themed, I asked Erik if he'd like to give that themeless a try again.
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President Trump blasted GOP senators over the weekend, saying they are "total quitters" if they don't try again on their years-long pledge to repeal and replace the law.
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If we do not act to hold him in check -- now -- President Trump will almost certainly try again to solicit interference in the election for his personal, political benefit.
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For those ready to shell out a few bills from your wallet, try again: the special promotion will apply for one-day only at participating UberEATS cities around the globe.
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LONDON, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Cyprus will try again "soon" to push through the sale of a minority stake in state telecoms company Cyta, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said on Wednesday.
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Federal investigators can try again, however, if they can "show that the request is reasonable, within its authority, relevant to the investigation, focused, and not unduly burdensome," the judge found.
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In Vermont, where marijuana legalization does not include commercial sales, the legislature has failed this year to enact legislation that would create a commercial market, but plans to try again.
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When the Senate failed to push through bills drawn up by the Republican leadership over the past few weeks, Trump told Republicans to get back to work and try again.
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Input with the Pixelbook Pen is similarly unpredictable: sometimes it's fine; other times, it lags so badly in Google Keep that I have to quit the app and try again.
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While she and Hehner's decision to try again came quickly, the mom-to-be says she understands that not every couple may be ready to start the journey over again.
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Having been denied a straight 'yes or no' vote on his Brexit deal on Saturday, because lawmakers voted instead to defer that decision, Johnson wants to try again on Monday.
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Sean Kingston's begging for mercy -- asking a judge to drop a warrant for his arrest and let him try again in a jewelry case ... instead of sending him to jail.
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Here's Google's for instance, with the password "mashable2017": Despite being labeled as "strong" by Google, the same password basically gets a "try again" with some context from this new tool.
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And if at first you don't succeed, well, you try again 17 years later and you create a brand new market, earning many, many millions of dollars in the process.
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Morocco, which has made five unsuccessful bids to host the tournament including 2026, has also said it would try again for 2030 and could be joined by Algeria and Tunisia.
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Washington (CNN)If Republicans want to try again to repeal the Affordable Care Act with just a simple majority, they only have until the end of September to do it.
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A porter said she should try again later that afternoon; it was his guess that if the weather held they might be able to reopen some of the major routes.
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It depends on whether or not ordinary citizens stand up, and muster the determination to try and try again, because they believe in that upward trajectory of the human story.
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You can prepare somewhat, but you're also restricted to the resources you have, so you have to basically improvise and hope for the best — or try again when you lose.
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A few minutes after blast-off was aborted, mission controllers for billionaire Elon Musk's private launch company, formally known as Space Exploration Technologies, said they would try again on Friday.
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A couple of fighters tried to use the slope to throw a superman punch, but ultimately wound up being easily bundled over as a result and then didn't try again.
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And then politely, and also a little sadly, I said it doesn't seem to be my day, but I will think about the clothes and maybe try again another time.
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Advocates in both California and Maryland tried and failed, but plan to try again, to forbid bosses from asking prospective employees about their salary history before an offer is made.
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With all of that said, let's try again in Week 216.4 to get enough of an edge to counter whatever the football gods are thinking of unleashing this coming weekend.
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All of the products are arranged within easy reach at communal tables, with sinks in an ad hoc bathroom (the "wet bar") for washing them all off to try again.
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But she decided to try again and landed a part-time job at the radio station WABE in Atlanta that eventually led to a full-time editing job in December.
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"My performance at DreamWorks was subpar — it always bothered me that I didn't give them my best — so this was a chance to try again inside a company," he said.
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To the Editor: In a By the Book interview (July 2), Don Winslow describes his difficulty with "As I Lay Dying" ("I've tried and tried and tried; I'll try again").
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"The second attempt didn't feel all that high," Suhr said of a mark she hopes to try again at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston on Feb. 14.
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Republicans in Congress failed in their attempts earlier this year to impose drastic cuts to the program as part of ObamaCare repeal, but GOP lawmakers could try again next year.
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There are so many people who's musical taste I respect have told me, "no, try again" about so many records I love and have changed my life like Love's Forever Changes.
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While I didn't get the joy of extreme snake-like skin shedding this go-round, I am willing to try again — especially considering how right the price point is at $20.
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Speaking to PEOPLE recently, Alec explained his wife was doing "great" in the wake of the tragedy that "broke his heart a little bit", but was confident they would try again.
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YouTube will always render a preview of the blurred video, so if something didn't work quite right, you can always try again by placing the rectangle in a slightly different spot.
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Every time you cheat death, another problem crops up, and it's up to you to find a solution — or die, at which point you'll be given the opportunity to try again.
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The agency is holding the comment period and will try again to get the rule stayed, but Monday's ruling made clear the courts are not playing ball with its delay tactics.
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The Golden Globe winner plays Ally, a struggling artist who has given up on her dream of becoming a singer until seasoned musician Jackson Maine (Cooper) convinces her to try again.
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And it would be very inefficient to modify the neural networks to basically translate the whole sentence to see if there's anything weird going on, then try again if there is.
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It was another few years before I trusted myself to try again, or maybe I selfishly wanted a couple more Thanksgivings with guaranteed perfect macaroni and cheese before I stepped up.
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No one told her that she could pick only one of the two, and so she attempted to appoint Lord Granville instead, before being politely but firmly asked to try again.
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The company put the blame on a needlessly complex process for buying tokens, and pledged to try again, returning donations in advance of a refigured sale in the weeks to come.
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Read more: The 10 wildest moments and stories from the trial If the jury ends up hopelessly deadlocked on one or more of the charges, the government would simply try again.
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The countries in favour of the proposal, especially the consortium of Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, Gabon, and Uruguay—countries which benefit from whale-watching tourism—will likely try again next year.
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The Matrix star shook his head at his signature and was helped out by a volunteer who used a spreader to give the actor a clean slate to try again on.
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While trying to access the service, users were greeted by an image of "Mickey Mouse" on a blue screen, with a message asking them to exit the app and try again.
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If at first you don't succeed, then you try again and again and then maybe you rethink your entire strategy so you don't screw up so much the next time around.
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"The experience of this court suggests that when one stockholder fails to establish demand futility, rarely does another stockholder file a substantially similar complaint simply to try again," the chancellor wrote.
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John McAmmon, a member of the Confederate group, told The Dallas Morning News that his group was disappointed by the board's ruling but would likely try again with a new design.
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